Jump Start Sass (Sitepoint)
Monday, 11 July 2016

Using Sass, you can write your stylesheets in a more concise, dynamic, and readable way, and cut down many of the tedious repetitive tasks that come with writing vanilla CSS. Sass simplifies your stylesheets, adding some useful features missing from CSS. Most importantly, Sass will save you time.

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Hugo Giraudel and Miriam Suzanne provide a thorough introduction to Sass for the beginner:

  • What preprocessors are and how they can be useful
  • Installation and getting started
  • Variables, mixins, and functions
  • Loops and conditions
  • Nesting
  • Extend
  • Warnings & errors
  • Project architecture
  • The Sass ecosystem

 

Author: Hugo Giraudel & Miriam Suzanne
Publisher: SitePoint
Date: April 7, 2016
Pages: 150
Print: 0994182678
Kindle: B015PQPALM

 

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Print: 0138269726
Kindle: B0CCJ1N4X3
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Rating: 5
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Publisher: No Starch
Date: May 2021
Pages: 304
ISBN: 978-1718501447
Print: 1718501447
Kindle: B08TSYXJTS
Audience: WebAssembly developers
Rating: 5
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